Case Studies

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Community Gardening in full bloom

The Gunnedah Urban Landcare Group Community Garden is thriving

June 2019   Community

Gunnedah 100 Mile Paddock to Plate Long Lunch

Supporting local producers and communities across the north west - connecting consumers to local provenance

June 2019   Community

Riverkeeper Relaunch

A chance to connect with the new LLCI

June 2019   Community

Landcare extension - not preaching to the converted

An approach to gain interest in the Landcare ethic from the general public via an outdoor leisure show

March 2020   Community

Albury-Wodonga District Get-together

Community groups gathering to build strong cross-group communication

June 2019   Community

Narromine Bush Food Community Garden

This activity aims to establish a new Bush Food garden at the local historical museum to assist the centre to expand its facilities in order to increase visitor numbers. This garden will allow Landcare, local schools and other associated organisations to facilitate educational programs based around “bush tucker” and their traditional inteded uses

June 2019   Community

"Goin' to the Henty Field Days" 2018

All In It Together - landcare partnerships across state and regional boundaries

May 2019   Community

Revitalising Landcare in Broken Hill

Reviving a decade-old group that had gone stagnant

May 2019   Community

Strengthening Tweed Care groups

Increasing support for Care groups and their volunteers

May 2019   Education Resources Community Workshops

Killabakh & Lower Cedar Party Farm Gate Tour

Open farm day exploring worms, permaculture, heavy horses, honey, bees, books and morning tea

June 2019   Community

Traditional cool burning

Cultural Connections

May 2019   Cultural Heritage Community

Maintaining Social Capital

Looking at the issue of maintaining the social capital of local Landcare into the future

June 2019   Community

First People's Culture within the Murray Region

A school education resource

April 2019   Education Cultural Heritage Community

Strength by working together

Working with others can make an issue seem much easier to tackle.

March 2019   Planning Education Community

Initiating Boomerang Bags in Condobolin

A movement to foster sustainable behavior around plastic use

March 2019   Urban and Peri-urban Youth Community

Great Numbers for GLENRAC Growth

One of GLENRAC's greatest achievements has been sustained and strong growth in membership. From 2015-2016 to March-2019 we recorded an increase of 73% in membership numbers.

March 2019   Community

Green Army & Central West Lachlan Landcare Partnership

Over 18 months, Skillset Environment and Central West Lachlan Landcare partnered to deliver the Green Army Programme in the Parkes and Forbes Shires

March 2019   Youth Biodiversity Education Local Government Community

Resilient Soils Project - supporting farmers through Practice changes

Farmers getting together to support each other through the trials and tribulations of practice change

March 2019   Soils Community

Hydes Creek Koala Corridor Project

Reinforcing a crucial Koala corridor in the Bellingen Shire

March 2019   Weed control Climate Biodiversity Habitat Workshops Native Vegetation Community Public Lands and Reserves Urban and Peri-urban Education Local Government

Planned Woodland Pathways

10 year plan; 12 landholders; 15 hectares-planning woodlands to protect fauna.

April 2019   Native Vegetation Biodiversity Monitoring Community Habitat